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Scenes of Clerical Life

CHAPTER 8
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That evening Miss Assher seemed to carry herself with unusual haughtiness, and was coldly observant of Caterina.

There was unmistakably thunder in the air.

Captain Wybrow appeared to take the matter very easily, and was inclined to brave it out by paying more than ordinary attention to Caterina.

Mr.Gilfil had induced her to play a game at draughts with him, Lady Assher being seated at picquet with Sir Christopher, and Miss Assher in determined conversation with Lady Cheverel.

Anthony, thus left as an odd unit, sauntered up to Caterina's chair, and leaned behind her, watching the game.


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